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International Studies OER Table of Contents

Unit 1: Introduction to the Modern World

Module 1: Historical Background

World History Volume 1

Chapter 2: Early Humans

Module 2: Modern Trends

Introduction to Sociology

Section 18.2: Globalization & the Economy

Konet

The Westernization of the World

World History Volume 2

Chapter 15 Intro: The Contemporary World & Ongoing Challenges

Section 15.1: A Global Economy

Section 15.2: Debates about the Environment

Module 3: How the World is Run

Principles of Economics

Section 1.4: How to Organize Economies

Introduction to Sociology

Section 18.1: Economic Systems

Introduction to Political Science

Section 3.4: Nationalism, Communism, Fascism, & Authoritarianism

Section 3.6: Contemporary Ideologies Further to the Political Left

Section 3.7: Contemporary Ideologies Further to the Political Right

Unit 2: Background to Help Understand Others

Module 4: Evolutionary Theory: Understanding our Shared Heritage

Introduction to Anthropology

Section 4.1: What is Biological Antrhropology

Section 4.3: It’s all in the Genes

Section 4.4: Evolution in Action

Module 5: Anthropology & the Study of Culture

Introduction to Anthropology

Section 9.1: Theories of Equality & Inequality

Introduction to Sociology

Section 10.1: Global Stratification

Introduction to Anthropology

Section 8.2: Bands & Tribes

Section 8.3: Chiefdoms & States

Introduction to Anthropology

Section 11.3: Reckoning Kinship

Section 11.4: Marriage & Families

Module 6: Other Influences on Who We Are

Introduction to Anthropology

Section 13.1: What is Religion?

Introduction to Sociology

Section 15.1: The Sociological Approach to Religion

Section 15.2: World Religions

Perspectives: An Open Introduction to Cultural Anthropology 2e

Cultural Ecology (Section of Chapter 14)

Module 7: Acculturation

Culture & Psychology

Part XIII: Living in a Multicultural World

Unit 3: Who We Are

Module 8: Culture & the Self

Culture & Psychology

Part VIII : Culture of Self & Personality (pages 257-278

Konet

Who Am I ?

Individualistic vs. Collectivistic Societies

Module 9: Identity

Introduction to Sociology

Section 12.1: Sex, Gender, Identity, & Expression

Culture & Psychology

Part VI: Culture & Sexuality

Konet

Men’s Roles

Unit 4: Explaining Behavior

Module 10: Why are People Evil?

Psychology 2e

Section 12.5: Prejudice & Discrimination

Section 12.6: Aggression

Perspectives: An Open Introduction to Cultural Anthropology

Chapter 7: Political Anthropology (content related to Warfare)

Module 11: Why are People Good?

Psychology 2e

Section 12.7: Prosocial Behavior

Perspectives: An Open Introduction to Cultural Anthropology

Chapter 8: Family & Marriage

Unit 5: Culture & Psychology

Module 12: Basic Psychological Processes

Psychology 2e

Section 7.1: What is Cognition?

Culture & Psychology

Part V: Culture & Cognition

Module 13: Language

Psychology 2e

Section 7.2: Language

Perspectives: An Open Introduction to Cultural Anthropology

Chapter 4: Language

Module 14: Disorders & Treatment

Psychology 2e

Section 15.1: What are Psychological Disorders?

Culture & Psychology

Part X: Culture & Mental Health

OER Source	Publisher	CC License
Introduction to Anthropology	Openstax	CC BY 4.0
Introduction to Sociology 3e In Pressbooks	Openstax	CC BY 4.0
Introduction to Political Science	Openstax	CC BY 4.0
Psychology 2e In Pressbooks	Openstax	CC BY 4.0
Principles of Economics 3e	Openstax	CC BY 4.0
Microeconomics	Openstax	CC BY 4.0
Macroeconomics	Openstax	CC BY 4.0
American Government 3e	Openstax	CC BY 4.0
World History Volume 1	Openstax	CC BY 4.0
World History Volume 2	Openstax	CC BY 4.0
Culture & Psychology		CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
Perspectives: An Open Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	Society for Anthropology in Community Colleges	CC BY-NC 4.0